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Daily Republican., 1887-07-16
Great sale OF Horses,

Jester & Mcdaniel had one OF the
largest sales of b0Tses yesterday aner-
noon at their sales stables, 4l9 Wet
Front street, thst has been held In this
city for many years. Tee crowd was
probably not as large as OF some psher
sales, but those present were mostly
BUYERS who were on the lookout for
good horses Frauk Sficham, OF the
firm of L w. 6iiham q Son, aut tior-
eers, called the s9le.
He was in p easlnt mood. ard the
good prices he received stimnlatst him
to throw good supply of spice and
humor into the sale.
William Dem, from the Sin pson
print works, Chester. was we come
| visitor at tho sale and took home with
him seven Western Missouri bsautieH,
leaving IS ar equivalent fos them In
the hands of Me2srs. Jester & Mo
Daniel 81 $50 in hard cash.
These seven horses absorbed the mum
bers 3, 1, 5 II and l8 st the respect
i've prices OF 800, 1925, Sls5. S22o, 1920
| for matches and $l00.
No. l, dapple Gray. was sold to Wm'
Cole for SlIS.s0.
| No. 9, q roam, was sod to Robt, Mont
gomery for slG5 50
No. z, o dsppe brown horse, was
| sold to 10, eph u. Martin for Sl6s 80 No
Q, a brown horse, was bought by Morri,
C.ossan for SlT3 So; No 10 was with
drawn: No I3 btolRht S2)0; No Il wa,
sold to Daniel McCusker for Slt3: No
Is was sold to NJ. d. Crossan for Sll5
No. 10 10 s. &. Brown for SlAl, MIR
Brown also bought Nos. IL and Ii, BAY
matches. for S460; Charles Doughert,
bought No. Il for SIS; No 81 was sold
to s. G. Brown for Si62; No, 2
sold to James Watson, FOR SI55; No. 2G
sold to Alvan Alien, for Sl54 Tie to:s
of the sale footed up s3,G29 90. All th'
horses put mp 10: sale were sold exoep
two, Nr. Jes.er will 40 West on Mon
day wtek to bring in better lot
horses than any he has litAert'
| brOu Shit
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16
Tne Markets,

The K,ug stree. sHNk'i W
nlied this morning via a. =
oroaucs in leaaop, sla a%
iargn number Of nu5erl;,
n,ic.s Sere a8 fJl'cTs; nr.,l y
Goats o peunii eE2S' " " " VI
drzeu; rsw pha'Gs'' ~ y, ,
ba.f pocs; onioaa, 70 .. c..e'|
tomatoes, 80 'o 10 cc9,' ,;. y
csbosgc, 3 - 5 c9n.s a a',l \
! 10 2 can.s; c.uaf)"e', .',] N
bsets, 3 certs a tuncli sh,a "
'ceuls y half ptcb; gree, I ~ N
cents q dcztr; sIp!g', ,o ~ N
half peel cacum bars, ! os,i.| @a
black berlIts, s to y !, 'ss,'] Cs'
v hortleberries, $ to IL s.,.s .sSI
bsrrIes, 70 TO "A cents ;i.p5'sp| pil,r|
cents q helf pscs; CAN'T 's M
csuts each; waterms.L..1|
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16
L6rEe Hay Crop.

Mr. Ea.twtl' who occupies one c.
tha DUPONT farms IN New Castle Hun.
dred, has etGted about Il D tons Of hay,
and yet he Gays that this YVES not IL ur
If season for large crop, although
the fam con;a!ps oily 80 Gcres, and
ne heegs sone twenty cows AID q 10: q
young cattle. In archer season Lt
thin Is 20 tens & hny may be scared
as tie ,aLd . in Drogiug in fertility
SID by iL5 .ious maI aet II eist Will Lt
39ne very productive.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16
DIEC.

TOwEsEHD.-On inc 18th infant n.
the residence OF ria grandfather, H.. l. NJ:
Kaig, 500 Lombard siren, Edward s., son
of haries ". and ma IOg1sehc, rgei
20 years and IAjItfs.
Relatives hna i.leAds are respectfully IN
vited To st;oli tho :iueesl, 'rOu ths rssi-
depco cfLis n.iat.er, no. Slp cmos,
street, SATURDAY H'tos1)rn a; 2t0 Ser.
v.ces a. tho h.Cge. -ItstGIcnL ut nlysrv 10 y
Cemetery.
WARN ER.-un tto 18th ils.., blanche,
d4uch ere. y q. Il Aui keOeccl Warner,
aged uon.hS ETd Ness.
keiat,ves AID .1teGd3 of the hlily arc
resae ectiI ly lEvitei 20 attend hey funeral
setvlee' from tie its.ttLce OF her paroItf
corner Twe.f'A ari t.eGli streets, ,1h ,,unday
Wilmington and B:aadywine Gem cteiy.
HILL.-ln tn 'ty, on tho ls,h irst Ella
=. Hi in ne 7Jlu y ar OF her aye.
Ke'ati7es and t;iende OF tho family arc 70
| specially iari 81 10 attend Inc fu1e.sl tron
| neE late Icslde.ce. LOrtness: c1rae. OF Flftt
and Monroe streets Services at me hous,
! Mondar arerno al 4 o'c!ocs. EiermeE
at me W .lralls on aad Brantyaiie Gene
terry.
ELLls,-on July l3. 1857, william Eils
| aged ej years.
Due no,ira viii be siven Of the iu3erll.
McUNl4Mr.-Gn July 18Th, william &c
| knight, IA ;hG t5ta year o; nis axe.
Relatives snd i.lencs are resp sptiuiiy In
| vitei 10 attend his funeral On Monia Y
Ju'y Is h, al ! clock ?. N from lis lau
| residence, el5 %ss' Sep.nd street. ln;er
ment at Moul. Salem.
GALLAGhER-'n the l4th tbs, Jaae
wife Of baLiel q. Gallagher, aged ~ years
| hell'lTes apd trienus are respectfully in
| vited to attend her funeral tion the rc:i
deuoe 0: Ter husband, M. 7O} West ! hir,
| roe', Ga Sa'u'dIy aittr10 At 2 O'cio X
Liter LeLt d Cathedral cs mstcrF.
ELtI~. In JlIy Is, Tm. E ~, aged {
years.
he .el.:iven and friends OF the family ar
| respectfully Invited 20 attend the funera
| from his llte residence. NO 3el East hir
teenth rect, on sunday morning, az l
o'clocs. Services In tZion NJ. l.. Jnurch.
He we'd a reserved, consistent, sh
ed, devoted Christian. and d!ed in the full
IrluHpA Of faith, leaving a glowing ttsii
mony II h g future home aldthe t9mpany Q
Rnge.s surrOun ting him.
| AIr Ellis came 70 tris city when quite
young man, bearing one ot the test writte
ch rae ere II, IN IT. hands OF /. j, kerblD, {
DIVER, Kent Coun y, Dol by whom ne va
raised he ob:ained hs t-st situation wit
br. X, K. P0r .er rs driver with whom h
Lived Tor many yeas with an uhblelnishs
Character from theLee - Mrs. DUPONT s, an
70 tho White Horse Hotel, unltr tho pr'
pTietorsnip OF Mr.. Richard Jones dlwL
Mr.. Miller.
Asleep In Jesus, bieszed sleep,
For those we snculd not dare u weep.'
lJycr papers please copy. !
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16
TIaed by Reierees.

Thomas n. Williams, Malachi n.
Barlow sEd Joseph w. Vandegrlit were
selected as referees yestei day 10 try the
case CT Rcbs-i I. Po L, beck sgeLt, trad.
ing as + I Hv.E 4 Co. VA. William N,
Hall. TIE casa waa heard a. Squire
Smiths cfsce, with Henry C. Conrad
Esq, fo7 the plaintiff, and A. E San
born, ESQ, for the defendant Afte:
hearing the eviGer oe the referees dc
oided that there was nc cause f.r sc
non.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16
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zCuI5,Un,

Gou.ey g s7aGd, popular, sight secia 6
and eologso.e azcursion, allowing thir
Teen sLC ere LG.f hours TO zee the u any
points o! ,r'ersst and information IL
be gained IL New York. Brooklyn and
Coney Is ard. Parties Rcirg CO the
Hudeon w... have two hours on Coz ay
Island at'sr returning from up the
Hudson. E.ckets, 81 bsi t.okats, from
8 to II yesIs. 5l.tO. Tickets wild be
ready for sale by Tuesday of next week
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16
THIRD EDITION.
st sWlth.L q DAY.

es ,rlay wes St, S9.thin's cay, auc
~. ,lnsirg il rsistion 10 The rail-
,ocer, ccu-artei tnP-ewith Is from tht
New York Journal Of Commences:
"The allus!Cn 10 wise couusels ~
balpful 10 the cure Of Internal diseen
sions AZ the .sln ou ST. SEithin's day
i, rased ~ iolk lore Of very arcien'
orig,r. r las Lothing 10 do with the
common rravsro. that II ii rain on St.
SVi,biu's day tl5ih Of JCly) there will
srrin OF fo7iy succeeding days. Thtt
otoSs OFT az Ihe legend that this wor
thv psu. who was Bishop OF Winches
ter hs'ora BIS death. which occurred In
$50 (more than !, 600 years ago) did not
desire 10 be eutoIn bad in n church vault,
INIT asked to be buried in the open
cburca yagd that the sweet rain OF
Heaven might fall upon bis grave
after re vss caEon.5sd, and thus
enrolled auors tire recognized saints
the moIIs telt unwilling that his body
should IT'S: n common grave, and
thought 70 remove 1t to q new restiDR q
pla,e In ,he choir. fixing July Is for the
dae of the ceremony. But IL pourec
on that day, and the rain continued for
forty days. Taxing this as an indics
ItOn tllL tGt htptEua4 poWcAo WI
averse to III cl a1gs, they rs.iuq quished
their projec. and left his remains in
their original grave. Ever since the
weather on the 18th Of July has had q
prophetic character:
St, Swittin's day, g'fye do ran,
For 4 rty Gays 1t will remsir;
st switEins day. an ye be far,
For forty Gays Twill rain nae msir.
"But why tie rain that falls on this
18th Should have healing power as
we'll as pro; hCtlc character does moi
fully appear, uniess IL he that IL haG
the power 10 settle tie Gissensions in
the clerica, body over the proposed dis
turbauce G. TIE saints poo- bones. Ger
tain il IL tia; oentUriee $50 many per
sons woa.d catch the rainfall Gu St
Swithiu's day, ii suy fel', and mixin;
it WITH ftL. make large rumber o
little cakes which rea' ~ go d and wer
preserved throughout the year as tov
erei2u remedy for 'iuternsl d.ssereiops
in tie human body. I! 70 rain fell o.
that day the wiseacTes predicted dir
calspi:ies and prevalsnt sickness, Ell
pecisiy complaints al that class {
disorders, .or the roms!nder of II
year"
There was no rainfall IN this sectio
yesterday, with the ez oep,.on OF . fe'
drops last evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16
pEnpOsais NYanted.

The directors of the s rect and Sewer
Department: advertise for proposals foI
cleaning streei5, alleys and cutters, and
the collection aid renoval Of ashes
dirt, rubbish, etc, fo- the coming year
A bond, with seaurity, in he sura o
$500 must accompany each Did, in orGel
to secure the BOARD rs aiuss imposition
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16
OH At LahI

The stickney yacht susquehanna
which was expected to leave yesterday
did not get OFT until i5 this morning,
when It proceeded to the mouth of the
Christiana to wait for the owner and In
vlted guests. Mr.. Stickney and party
OF friends arrived from New York ut II
O'Clock, and went out to the yacht on &
tup
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16
Omcers Elected,

The Diamond State Iron Company
has had reorganization on account OF
the dssth OF its former president,
Henry Mendeudall. The offiaers now
are: President, Clement Is. smyth;
secretary and treasurer, George W.
Todd; general superintendent, John T.
Davis.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16
Supcrtor Birds.

Parker has q lot of F.ench and CIR
man canary hifds at No. 103 East Sec.
ond etreet, whioh he 10 selling at abou,
one half the pgics asked for them In
Philadelphia acd New York. The,
are very superior bird', aud well wor
looking after by admirers of good
music,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16
A Romantic Place.

The First presby terian Sunday sohoo
will give their annual excursion te
French Greek Fals, ono OF the u most 70,
mantic spots in the Union, mex t.Thurs.
day. by the Wilmington & Northern
Rsilroad, leaving French street depot
at n. m. Adult tickets, 81; children
uLder II years Of age, so cents.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16
lIkOfUSAL5 )
-POR-
Cleaning Streets and Removal
of Ashes and Rubbish.
CfFICE C1 THE BOARD cF UIRECToRs
OF THE ~TREEr AND SEWER L.
PAR-MEST, CLn ard king Sts y
WILMINGTON DEL. lulv ID 1857

1lEL IuiV 10, 1851
Scaled Proposal, will he received al thi. Of
ii"v until ~ O'Clock, Tue stay, July %, i'>7,
tor th" cleaning of avenues, streets, al Cys aud
cutters, amt collecting and removing ot ashes,
dirt and rubbish incidental 10 housekeeping
within the city Limits, from dwelling, stores,
oihccs, hotcl-, schools and city build NJ, ioi
the term OF "Lr wear, commencing Monday,
August l., l>s1. The city will be divided inlC
four districts, and noe 'ntra"t will hc award
ed for more than two districts to one person
Printed specifications viii be- furnished from
TINS Office, giving directions how the WORK
must be performed. bond, with security
in the sum of Five Hundred Dolla :, mnst aC
cOurany each proposal for the good faith o
the bidder, ami the person or persons to WHOM
the contracts may be awarded shall q q
bond, with security In the sum Of THE Thou
sand ID liars us guarantee for the faithiu
performance OF MS or their contract. 1h'
Board of Directors reserve the right 10 rcjtc
any or all h is. All bids must he properi
signed, sealed ami endorsed "PrOpOsal> io
Cleaning streets and Removing Ashes dul
Rubbish" jos. l.. CARPENTER, Jr.
iylG-jt Pre-, idcnt o Board.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16
For French Greek Falls.

French Creek Falls, In northern Chez
ter County, is one Of the most romantic
coolest, oczlest places imaginable i,
warm weather, and this is The place K
vlicI the First Pffsbyter.sn Snnda,
school ia going rest Thursday, July 81
by the Wilmington aud NorlhsEn Bal,
road
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16
HARRY HART,
TIE N, 7. CLOTHING MFG. co
no. SIG Earket Strees.
DUBLiC SALE

DUBLiU SALE
4 -CF--
REAL ESTATE.
TWO Few brick dwellings In good locations.
SATURDAY, JULY %, 1881.
On the premi ises, " mtnYtCn. D.L MT 20
p. III tha1p. The tale Will con mence ,sa
With NO. /, ;. 2.atory brick a" eiiinl, No EliJ
8ll W. sixth strf OF, with rooms and baITi
hot and cold water. lot lexsi. with side nj
ley. IN is Rouee is central located. con
ven lent to the different msnuf,c.urihu
Int ros Is in the city, ARD In iNeaIint O der
no.2. A story bricE nwslp1g, No Ig3l
" Fourth street, with rooms ami blib.
hot ind Id water, front aud hack
porch, lso front and back Stairway,
puste frent door & ep, side alley. in n
health iul ard growing CART o! tie city ar d
commanding an ex.eLent vlow OF the Della.
ware river.
Omnibus Will leave Eighth ard Market
streets at 40 p. m. Attendance twill be
x ven and terms made known at the TINA
an place Aforesaid, by
THOMAS X. LALLY,
Agent II eff ect sale,
ly-.8 o:dN $50 Mark street.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16
ParaOuRl.

Miss florence L. Taylor, OF Memphis.
renn is visiting her cousin, W. 8.
Martin, In South Wilmington.
Miss Matte Lynch OF Mt. Peasants
aud Mlfs Irene L tisnd OF Christiann.
DEL, are visiting Mrs. j. Curtis Clark
If this city.
Mr.. Robert Scott, salesman vita w.
B. Sharp, is camping out for week
18th q party of friends at Birmingham
Pa Z.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16
UEe Drunk Only

There we,e not any cases at last
nights session OF the city court, and
this morning John McaOnipal was the
solitaire that adorned tie dock. john
was charged with getting Rlorlcu,ly
drunk, and as the evidence sustained
the charge be wap fined 81 ami costs.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16
Wagon lptet,

Aoaut Il &c Ock this MON
With u hoIsa and wagon ulj
turn around on 1hiEt ",T0''
whan one Of tho b2l's
oagsipg the wagon 10 atss'
ing the tor'e's leg.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16
Barn Burned

The large barn OF B. w
Chester, Pa wss destroyed
cendiary FIRE about one OelJ
day morning, vita all It's q
ending tbis years crops hna
hle hCratg
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16
Salo OF Houses

Thomas r. Laiiy advertises to sell on.
Saturday, the 23d inst two good brick
houses, No. siI West Sixth street AID
No 1882 Wet Fourth street. These
properties are ellgibly situated, and
viii dcu6.,ess prove very PIC fitable il
gss;ments.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16
Ths weather.

To morrow promlsts to be fair, ar d
warm. Monday from fair to CLOUDY
with slight ther NAL changes, and show.
Gro In different sections.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16
r,be Reliable Siioe

NFssRs. EDlTohs;-l ) I al
is,re Ut yesterlay ~, b. "a n
which calls sttes'iGll l,,o "a i,
shoe store l would 'Ino ! nv,
pnsl.o Il in general IN TIA. ~ ! No.. So
Inc unGsr that bead, az - AZ. 10
strse'. ard still exP!cs :, ,V V,,cla
surs, l haze 20 CAIN ot s,a,
20 it, but as J ha's "a s.as 50
store ths H.Ilspie, 0' 'irra bI
last Eve years, ana n in'rs ,ns th,i
o,,er In the cit!, | ip,ln ~ d
snmpiuous for nny o. ., "a md
to follow my io3's'Tt = IN ines
tI.r That hs' been = Yoars ''S rnIs'lII
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16
tfir r. ------I<el
FIFTH EDI1ll

VI III eDifId
r, Bots
,i,R J9nior Nor crews Q. -.
ooo,s. s,oS 81. re- in iraipias il 'as i n,sasI
VII VIII hold a m aseae., @sr o. Id
'4e purpose ., tcyr, ysr3Ls at a'n h
,bs %il'lan bala a. hslsgeo va, az q ,..: ,,'i'
los, 1o i,oL, lie was /; aoya ','y4d !1!dj
City City aci!N!.or ]. y.e,, ,.e' /
,%%stas,ly %a.sa!y tzei in M 'sos .as: sSl
inrI,,s nnins' s'l, s'Iee', sltis MS he 'lsi|
'HE g business with him. .Ns ~
The trustees o, Co.
49,. =. that 6aildlng on a,sasn s. :, 81
ms ina n!TIa'h, no ior the 'lir puraa!., I',a y
"llch may be p.essn,' " !lds
Nv W. W; J,hn,op, an 'a, s.
Ds,~ond vsrT ond. SITE lroS On tcIp-el! c1Ip,,
sesy,,ns very near being drowned td'aIa| " |
ana. 1'ls II M
The inspection G, -. ~.
No'thern sna her Railroad has ssG b.si wIla|
ma viii resuitlni ia b,irs "'es 4
81 a nnnber of poi,,. .''as assl m
strengthened. ala
The Old Sweden s,.,
thel! . anpusl % e1curs.cs .''y Ss,' !
s;ent.to ven, to aB'i,r-minshau a',- PAX I'NI; I
sion'sts flied eight ca,s' sA'
Preparations rle bin,
cant .antata Of 'JosPTA', A''IS Bo,S,s91 m,9
reno, rendered st the Opera ESa,.' Iu'l \ !
mex, and the prltcir,1 ct'' ct,
oesn awarded thli, tssrscna' a. scn,'1
| Henry Holsch7msts'r,.'"''| r,'"''|
ons of tke tras,ees sI, q, p.' \.
ian church in Nov Cs~l. &, 'lt 4
II P, JanYier, WHO fa,", "a, y
lths city. -'' ''n1
III niet G7aham le.: N, \
iossday, on The 5s,. Ca, ' NJ
Tor New York, Cone w 4.
bFanch and Rocsaway,,,,;h.d n
about two weeks by 1ln,
| Miss Emma H. hi
sencher ia the pu3iic IA
Castle has been si7eu 8. \,
IN the Sixth Auditor. eas'
lngton, NJ a salary otS!OgI
l. The members O. tbs Cs,.1
tbytcrian Church, up1s, tSs h
rI-sherltt Plillip L C.ss N
Isivioe sn excursion loo,,
week in Ausus,,
| Bethel a. II. E clv.,b
| Association will Aare Az ~,
ilakss.te Parx, tSe.ys \
Iphtai.lphis, On the Csn,tr 4
iaai!c Railroad, Oh The i!,h d
4 Sheriff Lsn5ion so.a n,
iefects OF George Hsmusll
iClay Creek Hundred, On Fiji
l,olerao!y .ai. prices we,, +
wheat, c2.c, cats, kou,eho
is;oos, etc,
Il Miss Mary McPhe.s,r, v
cis1hool in GtW Casr.s SEVEN,
idied at tbs home Of her plsc,
3, Ton, loEa, On TIE l2'h lat
1jsteDsister OF Mr. Allied G
. and har remains VIII be u.cu
ttCas,ie for ln;sEmglt.
II Goverrer Foraker, o. OH,
ling Ter the Angus; Luu,
Forum on ariic.e setting iOr
I've reaa9ns why In bic 10.
Republican parry should bel
rIpower. Tn- srgumea. will
tiall tns impc..aat Issues d
8 campaign.
II We sre f.yirg especial
furnishing families with bi'
dours, 81 j sis c0naialt v
I isnl!re satisfaction ho,a as
d and price. Cal 3. The Mil,
land avenue, icf pa;a!E.ai
Il Bros.
Z Mr.. Edward F. Towns!
the Ejh,marG i.oa To,k,,
This aiterLG0l al 5 o'clOol
! Of Lis fraldfs'hi
4 bard sglet. Bis remains
,,.iaxay In the R!seryisw CT
loumoer Of Eapdgons for
we're given by i:,enis. II
Tlyourg man ac;tj IS pail VI
l.iard Pennington. Artemus b
II Bartlett, Alor 20 Mltohs
liz gbiason and NJ;r.s DlIoH
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16
Sporting i ews,

geasbore and mountain reeogt :oasiy
and all tha news generally In the New
York and Philadelphia Sunday papers
FIRST 81 DAVIS, 3l3 nerket s.roat.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16
Ik,nguwood tA'u,'']]

Tie Knss"c6d a. 'vGa =, ia
v.lI give is EnnaAl nm, a.xl [1'o % n
Srg.s Mccall, ",ns,au. %h'Jo n
viii leave FouFt1 tas ,resS,,us,piosl
n. and 2 p IN. S,i1 y, aSG 9 QAI
eo p,nlaf mls'ss ssi IN a o.srs,e gl55 la:'s "
t to make The eEca's.9"p "a. sr.ospec; II
euoosss ia tVo:y, y,,l,s aud vi
are IS cents fol- ad u . ]
,,LillIen. -l
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16
,,,snap to Two ~ /,

Yesterday morning. in,srIsge ia sle1
driving in a 1. light in,,t e''tLl- the hon.'|
s,riss snd fell H.' As he he lssf !si9 Esis Ta,
tsSsfatd So9S fiadies lls hastily stil!y5j..I9ss jaRI2s:s'
slight 81: h,em}pVtd 1n}%t'diI on the ,aDs,Bse Bte
sl:s 's,;; E s's Is: :;s: (; 60; e;
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16
Now yoIkse!nught.r of ,nnoeen,s

SEw YoEK, July i5.--The hot weather
has sent tae death Ia;e in this city up to
an alarming extent Children in ten
ement houses ere killed oil in droycs.
In three days ii3 Geaths have been regis.
tered,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16

ID GhUB ira BEAOu.
N A private family having more r'ou
than thcy mead, viii iurn sh iii st.cIass ooart
IN large rooms. fronting on tho beach. 10 {
fsw teltc: f,m!!toR Reftrnnce requlret
Address AkS. BhCOhS, Rehoootn, Del
yio eod-6t
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16

nVnen haby wss flch, we gave her Castoris,
" hen she wac d Chic, Lhe cried for CastCris
When she nCCaH,h Biss, she CluDg to Castorii
When she hGG GLNGfsH, LIE gave them Ca.
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stnie OF tne remnnra,n,

stnio OF tne Temperature
It the REPUBLICAN otlics to day, In th 6
ihsde:
I O'Clock 10 O'Clock Ia o'oloc,
$40 92c az
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16
VIM, b.SHARP & CO,
Fourth and Market SIS,

Sallt DnIiosS 1ASSt
ing IA yards material and 4 )
yards each Of wide and nar-
row trimming. They look
four times the price we will
offer them to clean up, and
are a splendid thin goods
bargain.
4-Ecru trimmed with black, 81
down toS2.
3-Cresm trimmed with dark ecru,
81 down to ~ 25
Cream trimmed with ecru. II down
to s. 50.
SCREAM trimmed with black, 81
down to 81.
2-E,ru trimmed with brown, IS
down to 50 so.
3-Ecra trimmed with black, "a
down O 81 70
3-Creau trimmed with dark ecTu,
s. down to s.
2-Black trim mi I'D with ecru, 81 down
to 81.
2--Cream trimmed with white, :.
down to 81 30.
Hardly the price OF an
ordinary white muslin dress.
Truly, a wonderful bargain
-more's the pity for the
importer.
Here's another hot tumble
on hot weather goods, You
remember those Dentelle
Canvas Cloths, all pure wor =.
steds, nice s:uffs as were
ever manufactured to sell
for 50 and IS cents. Well,
here they so with a rush;
only 20 pieces in browns,
blues, greens, tans, modes
and grays, all reduced to
the unheard OF price of 15
cents a yard. Our loss this
time, but we have better
use fer cur shelves. Fall
goods are bought and on
their way.
Do you know China Silk
for dresSeG--aR cool apC
pleasant a thing as you car
m a k e up--durable, too
There's q few pieces here ir
Creams, "a inches wide, al
pure silk, worth IS cents
A slight impsrfection gives
them to you for 30 cents {
yard-hardly the price of {
Nainsook muslin.
Seersuckers again in many
new styles and effects. Tht
best looking are not alway:
the first out; these are hid
den beauties just come t,
light. Some very prett.
black and white pin stripe
are among them--a no
trouble sort OF a dress, an.
nothing so genteel for tn
money. Latest price fo
late comeys:
s cent ones down to 5.
12a cent ones down to s.
Is cent ones down to 10.
J. % cent ones down to 12l
The largest stock is here
All our American Sateen
20 cents from %.
French Sateens 25 cent
r from 37s; light and darl
a colorings.
: All our Sateens at 20 cent
. down to I2l.
Thosereduced Parasols-
. couldn't be wrapped up fas
- enough. You'd smile--ne
n you'd buy--think of then
|. one. halt and three-quartel
:. off.
4 Little Boys Suits ts-don
buy any except with tt
patent waist band-nowhei
out here-one-half off.
Ladies' Underwear-nor
but good-and you can G,
them for but little more tina
the material. Save you
selves this hot weather an
pay us small profit; it W:
= be a big one to you.
VIM. B. SHARP & CO..
n. Fourth and Market streets.
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n Every EIv a Victim
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16

Flesh brushes for the bath, at low
orices, At Taylor & Fullerton's, SO2
X ing street.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16

yyYANrED-A GpCD WOMAN FOR
w homework, at corner Of Eighth ant
CAurch streets. Apply 10 Mlt. ADAMS.
tylaslts
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16

vyANrEp, BOAEptR-A YOUNG
w man can obtoin blqri IL \ prtvh 10 m
Nv, loclted ives: OF Ma-Het strset. All u od'
ora c9LveaIenc.s Address HOME..thl1 on
fice. Iy!t-lt"
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16

y7Up RtNr-ROUSE E0. III WEST
= Tentn street, e!gat rooms and hath
All conveniohces. kplIy ct n. X. Tar
MALI, lol May lani Avenue. fy1o II
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16

yYTANrE D-A GIRL FOR AN ICl
w o'ea;n salo?n. Address Ice Grhnm
CHS Cffcs. lyl5.ti
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16

GoverEer Foraker, o. OH,
ing Ter the Angus; LuuoI
Forum on artic.e setting iOrI
Eae reasons why In his jli
Republican parry shou.d b.r@
power. Tn- srgumea. wild
all tns impc..aat Issues d d
cam paiyn,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16
Mr.. ElYard T. TNHns:11

tho E3ltmaEo i.oa To,E,, l
.his at,e1Lool at 5 o'clOos,|
residence Of lis frsltts'hilI
bard s2eet. His remains
away In the R!servisw cs1
oumoer Of Lapdgons flril|
we're given by friends. The
yourg men ac,ti IS pail ban
ard Pennington. Artemus Bil
Bartlett, A!ot 20 Mitohsll,
K yblasol and NJ:ris DlIon'
Daily Republican., 1887-07-16

We sre f!yirg especial d
furnishing z families with BAD
dours, 81 j sis c0naialt ws
eutire satisfaction hO'A as
and price. Ca q. The mil,
land aven1e, fer pa;!!l.ail
Bios.